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DlsCOvERIEs AT JERUsALEM.

Excavations BY Hussians Reveal Re.
mains Of the OLD City Wall.
ST. PETERSBURG october 2L-Excavations In
Jerusalem on ground belonging TO the Russian
government have resulted In the discovery OF re-
mains OF the ancient town wall and The position
Of the gates OF the Town during the lifetime OF the
Saviour, through which the Saviour passed 10 Col
gotha Grand Duke Serg1uS president OF tae
Pa .estine Society, invites subscriptions 70 fund
for the purpose OF preserving these relics.
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NAVAL ORDERS--EnSlgn VIM. r. Rush has been
ordered to the washington navy-yard for instruc-
tions In ordnance. Lieut. Commander Samuel w.
Very has been detached from duty at the Naval
War College and ordered to duty at the Naval
Academy, November 1. surgeon Thos. II. sweet
Patterson and placed on waiting orders. Assistant
Engineer VIM. B. OuAning has been detached from
hold himself IN readiness for sea duty. Cadet
Engineer w. w. White has been detached from the
Boston and ordered TO duty inspector Of steel at
P1ttsburR Pa,
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CAPT KNIGHT ON MODERN WARPARH.-Before
the military service Institution at Governors
Island, New York harbor, yesterday afternoon,
Capt. ]. g. D. Knight, United States engineer,
read paper upon 1.-THE attack and defense OF
modern fOrtincations, and the latest experience
and principles In modern sieges.Y He spoke to a
neld presided, and Gen. sherman occupied a seat
beside him. Among those present were: Gen. j,
=. Fly, II. L. Abbott, w. w. Burns, j. p. Hatch, w.
D. Whippie, Pitcher, and Prof. James Mer-
Ger, OF West Point
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Barley Campbell Getting We'll.
HIS MIND so FAR RESTORED THAT HE WILL BE ABLk 70
EAT HIS CHRISTMAS DINNER AT HOME.

NEW YORK, october 2l.-word reached this city
to-day that Dr. Talcott, OF the Middletown Insane
Asylum, has announced that Barley Campbell
the playwright, was rapidly approaching a return
TO complete health. and that he would BE- abe TO
'eat his Christmas dinner at home" Mr. Camp
bell has gaiued considerable weight during his sts tsy
at the asylum, and looks younger than when he
entered IL. He realizes the deal through which
he has passed. and talks freely and inteligently OF
his experiences He Is very grateful for the
tion OF his reason.
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TIE UNIvRRsALIsTs COULD NOT AGRRK-The
question Of adopting the new form OF the profess
sion OF faith was the subject discussed at yesUer-
days session OF the Universalist Convention In
New YORK. Several amendments were made by
Rev. DR.. Chaplin 70 the new form During the dis
cussion Dr. Eddy appealed from the decision OF
President Sweetser, and the presidents decision
hours discusaion there was no sign OF agreeing
upon the new form and the question was laid over
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Washington News and Gossip.

PAGES and OF THE STAR to-day contain: Mrs
kawsons Life In Washington, Tennis Players Or
PRESIDENT Homeward Bound, Powderly SATISFIED
with the Convention, the Dead Railway Girl
Telegraphic Dispatches &C. The advertisements
are CLASSIFIED as follows: Auction Sales, Family
Supplies. Ladies' Goods, Sewing Machines, Edu.
cational Dry Goods Medical Railroads, Potomac
River Boats, Ocean steamers. Books, specialties
Pianos and Organs, Dentistry, Attorneys, House
furnishings. Wood and Coal Professional
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4 RAMPANT FEELING II LONDON.


OTTAWA. ONT, october 2l.-Judee Augers has
been appointed neutenant-governor OF quebec, TO
succeed n. Mason, whose terra of once has ex-
pired
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Aupuzx, n. r. Oct 21.-The state synod q sAs
Prosbyterian Church adjourned Last night 70 mooC
IN syrAcuse IN lisa Rev. John Han roporse0 3
bath lava mainly urg1ng sfrlcter observance a
the day. He also spoks eloQuently upon th6 sub
ject s1ytng that theoe resolutions were frAned
liquor aalooos opea o. oundAy aStognooa aft6r8
O'Clock
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ARMY EXPENDITURES
Cost Of Transportation, Lodging and
ClOthiMH.

Quartermaster-G General Holabird has submitted
his annual report to the Secretary Of War. the
report shows that at the end OF the fiscal year the
bureau had balance OF appropriations on hand OF
81 400 -239 During the year nty-one new build
ings at military posts authorized and erected
In the states Of Michigan. New YORK, Rhode Island,
Maryland, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia,
Kansas, Colorado, Texas and California, anc in ali
the Territories, at an estimated cost Of
sl50,e3s. The appropriation Of s225,00O made
for the enlargement OF military posts was
distributed by the Secretary az follows:
Fort Russell, 10000: Fort Robinson, 2O,OOO;
san Antonio 1000; Fort Porter, $4,000; Fort
for the sale OF the United states property at New
n CampDen County the Secretary Selected the site
known as the Big stan, Happensack, Bloom, and
shaw tracts, covering Ill acres, for which the
are now under examination, and plans for quarters
are being prepared. The Secretary has also ap-
proved plans for the building at the cavalry school
Fort Riley, Kansas, at q cost OF $183, ,606
Touching the old Produce Exchange building in
New York city, which was purchased for army
purposes In March, lss6: the report says that the
rapidly, and the entire building will be inclosed
this autumn. The building will have eight stories
and provided with elevators, electric lights. and
other modern devices About $4,000 will be
needed 70 GOmPete ne building and the additional
OF the increase In the height OF the building by
two stories.
During the year fort Colvile. W. T.; Fort Elles
Mont; Fort Halleck, New; Fort McDermitt, New,
and Old Dragon Barrack Lot, st. Augustine Fla,
have been transferred TO the interior Department
as no longer required for military purposes
Transportation was provided during The year for
1877 549 persons, 145 O10 tons OF freight and 89S
animals, at cost Of 81 41s O92 leaving the sum OF
$3.50 SO4 still Que on outstanding accounts. Other
expenses under transportation account have
swelled the total expense OF this branch of the
service to 81 sos. The sum OF $7O7 l42 Is also
credited TO the bonded Pacific railroads for army
transportation.
The Quartermaster-General says that II the
method Of settlement OF the bonded Pacific rail-
roads transportation accounts prescribed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury In his circular OF June
4, 1885, Is to Dc continued the sum OF s0O8 3I4
win be required a deficiency in the army trans
portation appropriation. deficiency apprOxi.
mating $33 900 Is expected In the army traiispOr.
tatiOn branch, which has been found to exist
after the settlement OF outstanding leR1timate
accounts. Nl.t d .-I,I
The expendituresNlpr clothinx snd eouipaee
supplies were 21,27zn2z, leaving : balance Of
S48, ,760 on hand No cOdnplaint Ss 70 the quality
been received at the bureau. The past year has
not yet reached the desired stage OF perfection.
and the subject Is under consideration and study
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Scvere On the Qmeem.
WHAT A CLRRGyMAS SAYS he saw A FEsrIvA Al
THE HIGHLANDS.


DrBLIN. October 2l-At a meeting OF the Church
OF Ireland Temperance Society, Canon Weldon
who recently received an appointment In England,
made an address, IN which he said he hoped the
queen would md a more suitable way 20 honor
her husbands memory tean by sending her sons
an ~ .ne top =. ~ rag gnnu IN Jun ~
this years festival In honor OF the presence Of the
queen, and he never saw a more disgusting and
revolving scene OF drunkenness. IL surpassed the
traditions OF Donnybrook fair. Tue eject was
visible for many days In men with sodden eyeo
and staggering gait
Lyncbers Looking for 1ncendiartes.
BETHLEHEM. Pa, october 2l.-On Tuesday Al
apple barn at Leithsvile was DESTROYED by nre.
On wednesday night a second attempt at robbery
and incendisrism was discovered at the same farm,
and the people are searching the woods for the
Thought 70 be h}d in the mountain. and II caugns
they may be lynched The farmers are armed
TEE MrcuxIsrows MuRprKrxs 10 GO FRkR.-
An application was made before Judge 0'Br1en, 0f
the court OF queens bench. In Dublin, THURSDAY.
rul murder rendered by the coroner's jury against
the police who did the shooting az Mitchelstown
Ine sppncation being u9Spposeo % oy tne :, aisorney
oBden and Mandevllle from the sentence pro.
nounced upon them win be heard by the recordR
OF Cork at Aitchelstown on october 81
AGAIN DxrKRsEp BIT TIE PoLIcs.-The crowd
srternoon % % appointed . deputat%ion % from e Smone
their number 10 visit the home once. Upon tho
arrival there q the degutation they found that tns
home secretary was absent but they secured an
interview with minor secretary, who promised
them that he would represent their views 70 the
se Ss ns ss
once and congregated sbout the building Aftef
the interview was concluded the police charged
but rhsp, struggle followed in which the police
we're finally successful In disper.ing the mob
many nn@R RsosoS, e u ,ns crowd s were iA'ufes and
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GEN. BUTLER's PRoPERrY.-The special commits
sion appointed TO appraiSe the property south Of
the Capitol owned by Gen. Benz. F. Butler. with q
view to its purchase by the Government, has
made report to the Secretary OF the Treasury,
stating its value at $277OOO or s.. 900 more than
the figure at which It was offered TO the Govern
ment by Gen. Butler year ago.
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Army ORDHRs.-Captain Andrew Il. Young, as.
sistant Quartermaster at Columbus Barracks,
Ohio, has been ordered to JOhnson's Island on
public business second Lieutenant Edgar Russell
has been transferred from battery H, Sd artillery
TO battery l, exchanging places with second Lieu
tenant II. c. Davis, who goes to battery H. Second
Lieutenant Benjamin NJ. Pursell signal CORPS has
been ordered on an inspection tour of telegraph
stations OF the service In Florida
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Fatal Quarrel over Three Ccnss.
A cARNEr-nAKEK NoRTALlY woCSps ms soS-rr
Law AND rHKN DsowSs AINsELp.

MuwArKEK. october 2l.-Jacob Jacques, a caos-
net-maker, and his sontn-lsw. August Pathe,
Quarreled last night as 10 whether the former
should charge 10 orr cents for sm N Job Jacques
went into his shop. secured big knife and run it
into PathrS abdomen. With tue weapon sticking
In his body Pathe pursued his father-in-law several
blocks. returned 20 his house, and pulled the
weapon out He win die. Jacques was last seen
making for the river bareheaded. ana is believed
70 have committed suicide.
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NASHVILLE. TESN, october 2l.-The fourteenth
annual stock sale was held at the Ewel farm. 10
miles south OF Nashville, YESTERDAY, by Mslor
Campbell Brown, and proved the most gratifying
as 10 prices of any yet held. over sixty standard
bred pacing and trottlng horses wer,' sod averag
ing nearly $40 per head. The highest prize paid
was $50, FOR the promising young stallion Prince
Hal Several brought $500 and over. Purchasers
attended from nearly every state and many pur-
Canada Including the ponies sold the sale asr
gregates nearly $4,000
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ONE Participant FlNRD FIVE DOLLARS FOR CUT.
TING, AND ANOTHER GIVEN YEAR FOR SHOOTING.
To-day, In the Police Court, Jno. Farrell and Jos.
Hewlett were charged with engaging in an ARRAY
on the 5th OF last month In Mrs Anderson's store,
corner Of 5th and Pomeroy streets, in the county.
DR.. McWilnams testified that Farrell had cut on
his head and several scratches ON his face. Far
rell he sad d, is partially paralyzed and dumb.
Mary Lee, cOlOred, testified that she saw How EFT
pick up the cleaver and cut Farrell across the
head. Farrell was taken in the back room, and,
in few minutes, she heard the report OF pistol.
VIM. Jones, cOlOred, testified That after the pistol
shot was fired he saw man lake pistol from
Farrell Hewlett who is eighteen years old, testi.
fed that after several drinks he got feeling very
good, and threw some b ter at one OF the men In
Mrs. Anderson's Then Farrell jumped on him.
Knowing that Farrell was In the habit Of carry
ing pistol and seeing him trying to get one from
his pocket, he picked up the cleaver and struck
him with the side Of II. Onncer Dean testified
that M Farrell was partly paraiyzed. and witness
hand Hewlett was fned S, and Farrell was ac-
quilted
FARRRLL GETS YEARS IMPRISONMENT FOR TIE
SHOOTING.
Farrell was then charged with shooting Frank
Thompson and pleaded not guilty. Thompson
testified that he went into the back room to see
how badly Farrell was injured. Farrell had q
pistol In bis hand He told Farrell to put the
we pom away. He saw the hammer raised and
the weapon was discnred. The bullet entered his
CHEST After Farrell was released IRON jail he
informed w1tne,S that he thought witness was
h0wlett. The defendant denied, In writing, that
ne tod Thompson he supposed he was firing at
say that Farreli's mind was not affected. He
thought 1t was proper case for q jury. Farrell
Was sentenced TO one year in JAIL the Judge re-
marking that 1t was proper case for apardon.
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Ceeers Tor 'Nrs- Ctevetaaa aad shs
Place.
TEcrxsEH. Ala, october 2l.-u coiera, juno =
ticn point In Aizosma where the Prcsfdents train
stopped 20 change engines throe OF tour thousand
persons were assembled last night, ana among
them nye hundred workmen from Birmingham.
who had come on a special traia. with cars gayly
decorated Herr three cheers were given tor .NrS
Cleveland anu the PRESIDENT Mrs Cleveland re-
marked, soto voice they have gut u wrong end
nrst, but the President thought the people knew
what they were about
HkIF HoCEs STOP AT AsHEvrIE
AsuKvILLs. y. C..October 2l.-The President and
his travelling comp lnOns reached here nj quar-
ter past 10 O'Clock this morning. They were wei
coined by the entire population and escorted
through the streets OF the city IN carriages They
remained here half an hour
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS T0-DAY.-Interna reve-
niue, $40, $40; customs $672, $50.
THE SECRETARY OF the Treasury to-day appointed
David S. Davis to be storekeeper and gauger al
KtnStOn. N C.
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TIE MARION arrived at Acapulco, en- route for
Panama yesterday.
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WAS reelected president Of the Home silver Mining
20 IN New YORK "wednesday was arrested late IN
rant iSsued in suit for 10000 damageA he wa
taken 70 Ludlow street jail, ana, at late hour,
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From Wal, street To-day.

NEW YORK. october 81. IL a-m.-The opening a
the stock market was firm TO strong this morning.
advances over yesterdays final figures ranging
from y TO \ per cent. The market was very active
IN the early dealings, but soon became quiet,
though there was a moderate business In the latter
part OF the hour. Prices We're not maintained,
giving way Immediately after the opening, and be-
fore 1890 oregon Transcontinental had declined
x. Lackawanna and Northern Pacific preferred
each 4, and the remainder smaller fractions
though Lake shore was a marked exception, being
remarkably well held A recovery followed, an
which most OF the losses were regained, but the
movement was quite slow until late In the hour,
when many stocks passed the opening prices At
IL O'Clock the market WAS fairly active and flrn,
generally at small fractions better than nrst
prices.
RAMPANT FEELING LONDON.
LONDON, october 81, Q 80 p.nl.-At the opening
OF the stock market this morning there was 4 ram
pant feeling bears rushing 70 close their accountA
The tone was afterward easier, but the tendebey
now Is very nrm.
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xwears.s Allegiance 20 the Empersr.

BlsHoP Korr rHs FIRST CATHOLIC rRELsrI 10 TAKE
THE OATH sINCE TIE CrLTUREAarF.
BERLIN, october 2l.-Bishop kopp. the new
prince bishop OF Breslau. took the oath OF civil
allegiance 90 the emperor Yesterday. IN the pres
ence OF Herr osSer the minister OF ecclesiastical
affairs This Il the first Instance OF such an oath
being taken since the opening % the culturkampf,
and it Is due 20 the fact that the oath has recently
been modined 50 as 10 render Il unobectionAple 70
the prelates
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Deash of a French Iaurnali.s.


LONDON, october 2l.-Edmond Texier the French
journalist and author, IL dead. He was seventy
one years OF age.
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The Estimates for Street improvements.
THE COMMISSIONERS INFORA Mr. LARNER THAT THE
ONLY OFFICIAL COPY OF THESE ESTIMATES HAS
BEEN SENT TO THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
The District Commissioners have sent the fol-
lowing letter to Mr.. Noble D. Larner Of the Citt-
zens' Committee Of One Hundred:
''SIR: Referring to your communication OF the
7th instant, to which you call attention In yours
OF the 10th, asking for an Official copy Of the CON-
missiOners' estimates for the improvement OF the
streets and avenues for 1888 -'S9, have to state
that the clause In my Acknowledgement OF your
letter OF the 7th stating that had been referred
to the engineer department for prompt attention,
was erroneous. In fact the application was sub
mitted to and considered by the board, who direct
me to reply that the only Ofctal copy prepared by
the Commissioners has been forwarded to the Sec
retary OF the Treasury, as required by law.
"very respectfully, W. TINnAII, secretary"
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BETHLEHEM. Pa, october 2l.-on Tuesday Al
apple barn at Lefthsville was destroyed by IRE.
on wednesday night q second attempt at robbery
and incendiarism was discovered at the same farm,
and the people now searching the woods for the
perpetrators. supposed TO be tramps The men are
thought 10 be hid In the mountain. and n caughe
they may be lynched- The farmers are armed
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.

PonrAs1x GRarEs.
BRASS ANDIRoNs TENDERS.
epsa arsplsca Exquisite Porceains for m.n.ei orns
nAtA Choice examples of Royal Worcester Doulton
asA oshsf calsbrated potteries Artistic Bronzes,
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON,
o1o 424 9Th street.
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MNNEAPoIIs october 2l.-A disastrous IRE yes
terday morning destroyed two entire blocks IN the
business center OF Mar1nette, Wis. About twenty
flve stores, besides a number 0l dwellings. were
burned entailing a loss OF SeoO.0oo. Among the
heaviest losses are: Watson Brothers. hardware.
e35 600; o. Il. Prime, dry goods, s40,oOo; johnson
Brothers, general merchandise, 900; J. Z. Lance
& Co, $4,000; L l. Williams. hardware, sll 500
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NEW YORK. october 2l.-John Barrett the six
teen-year-old son OF fourth precinct politician,
who was shot by the Italian, LumCobardl, while
defending his sisters from the others Insults last
sunday night, died In the hospital this morning.
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ExrLoyINe PRNf.ns oseAxrxE n cuIcA0o-TAs
employing printers Of chicago yester lay sent .
questing them TO retain the Old scale Of vages
and the ten hoQn syslem. A permanent orgsni-
xatton was effected. with Theodore l. Devtnne, %
New YORK, prsuaoent and q siawson, Of 81 LouiaI
oocrefAry.
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CuuAmEN DuoUrcB ruEn consCI--A large
number OF Chlnameu net in New YORK yesterday
favor q mam meeting OF Cinnamon 20 proteae
agalnR Dennis Kearney and his utterances. Tue
Chinamon also claimed that their consul gave an
the legal work OF his once 70 one Of his employer
and that they suffered financially NON his doing "a
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MtchAsl Davitt was given splendId reception O
his rsenrn 70 Quoenstown nom Seg York yesssr.
0ny. He d-ci6red that the lrlsh AmericaSs Vogo
mOre earnest Than ever FOR home rule.
Honsy ny11l, klle1 Tony and her 0augheor oaaloo
nom Uv.fpo0 Tor New York yesterday.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-02-08

The Neutrality-suspicious. system of
time was adopted by the Union Pa
cilc Railway on Janaury LIST. Here
after that road will have no a. m. and
p. m. in its timr, but will count from
l to "a. One o'clock at night is l
o'clock, but one o'clock in the day
time is - o'clock, 2 is ID, 3 is 10, and
so on up TO 24-midnight. This sys-
TEN of time will eventually be adopt
ed everywhere. 1t is vastly more
convenient, and not liable to so many
mistakes as the old system. The
Union Pacific clocks and watches
are now being altered to the 24-houl
system. No trouble exists in count
ing the new time, Add the houl
you want to IL, and you have it.
For instance, If You wish to know
what time, according TO the new sys.
tenn, 10 o'clock at night is, add 10 to
u and you have %, IL TO IL is % and
IL to u is "a.
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KENTUCKY KNOWLEDGE.

VIM. G. Baird, of the Louisville
bar, died last week.
Tom Connolly, a brakeman, wai
killed at Jacksonville.
WIN. Montgomery killed Henry
Anteater, at Georgetown, with O
brick. Both colored.
ID. l.. May and Ben Hardin Helm
want to represent Hardin county in
the Legislature.
A man named Mortie drove into a
swollen stream in Daviess county aud
he aud his team were drowned.
Ex-Gov. Blackburn has been
brought to Frankfort from Arkansas
lie is still feeble, but not alarmingly
i'll.
VIM. Best has been fined $l,250 at
Lancaster for slandering Miss Della
Connolly, a daughter of toll-gale
keeper.
+. M. Prussing, of Warrensburg
was dubbed to death and robbed
while going home from his store
Thursday night, by unknown parties
The examining trial of the parties
charged with the murder of the Poe
family of eight persons in Knox coun'
ty resulted in the holding over with
out bail of Mrs. Permelia Warren
Brice Mills, Miss Alabama Mills
Felix Mills, w. Riley Smith and
Elias Jackson. They are in jail al
Barboursvile.